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It sometimes happens that you cannot find the information you are looking for on a specific search engine.
It sometimes happens that you cannot find the information you are looking for on a specific search engine.
Update: Please note that Mozilla has removed the add-on bar in Firefox 29 and newer versions of the browser.
Many companies seem to add more and more information and features to specific pages on their websites.
Many videos on the popular video hosting site YouTube are available in multiple video qualities.
Update: Note that the script has not been updated in a long time.
I recently switched from the stable Firefox 3.
Userscripts are great.
They come under many names, boss key, panic button or anti boss to name a few.
You sometimes may not want that others see what site you are visiting currently.
It is sometimes a good security precaution to avoid using the computer keyboard, especially on public computer systems and other systems that are not under dire
As a Google Chrome user you probably know that the Google browser supports userscripts next to extensions.
Are you one of those users who does not like the new Google Search homepage?The one that only displays the search form and Google logo until you move the mouse
Wikipedia: almost every Internet user has heard that name before and chance is they have been - intentionally or not - on the website of the popular online ency
If you want to add functionality to your web browser, you have the option to install extensions - or add-ons and plugins as some browsers call them - or userscr
Update: The userscript has not been updated since 2008 and is no longer compatible with recent versions of Google.
The biggest feature addition of Google Chrome 4 was without doubt the built in extension engine that allowed Chrome users to install and use extensions.
Regular readers know that I would make the switch from Firefox to either Google Chrome or Opera if those web browsers would support NoScript functionality and L
One Manga is a popular website for manga lovers who like to read manga online.
It happens sometimes that you are on a website waiting for something to happen, for example a download that should go live on that day, or a registration form f
Until now userscript support in the Google Chrome web browser was severely limited by the fact that you had to copy the scripts to a folder of the Chrome profil
Chance is you have a Facebook account.
Most photos that are uploaded to Flickr are available in various sizes at the photo hosting service ranging from the original photo resolution down to medium, s
The Firefox web browser offers an user several ways of manipulating web sites in realtime.
Userscripts come in handy in many different situations.
Userscripts can be very helpful on the Internet as they may modify functionality on sites you visit; Greasemonkey is one of the most popular extension for Firef
We mentioned a setting for the Firefox web browser earlier today that allows you to use the tab key to jump to the first text field on a website so that you [&h
One of the nicest features that the Opera web browser supports is the so called Scroll Marker.
It happens that the Firefox Greasemonkey extension displays the message "No Scripts Installed" even if you have installed a script a second ago or have been usi
If you like to test and install userscripts on a regular basis you may visit the popular repository UserScripts.
Google Multi-Column View is a Greasemonkey script that can display Google search results in two or three different columns instead of the default single column
I've always loved user scripts because they are easy to install, audit and to manage.
Tiny Url links are a great way to shorten long urls and hide the destination of the link at the same time.
If you are using Firefox's option to save usernames and passwords for websites that you visited to automatically fill them in when you visit them again you migh
Google displays 10 search results by default which is probably enough for most users who statistically use the first ten results most of the time ignoring the r
Did you ever had a great idea for a Firefox extension but didn't know how to do it, well it isn't that hard!
To begin you only need some knowledge of javascrip